Visualization is a small part, yes. I'd like to control the building. An employee can enter a room and the system would do stuff. I can say that "it's kinda dar

Visualization is a small part, yes. I'd like to control the building. An employee can enter a room and the system would do stuff. I can say that "it's kinda dark here" and the system would either open the blinds or switch on the light. Depending on a lot of parameters. The thing is, the BIM doesn't have the interior elements such as desks and printers, just the layout of the floors. That's why my current hack is to have a color coded floor plan which generates everything. The graph is always changing throughout the day, and there are a lot of ML algorithms running in the background, including graph classification. That's why I'm trying to represent everything as a graph.